Sida badge test Questions and Answers|
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Piggy-backing: Gaining or allowing others to gain access to the AOA without utilizing
proper access control devices (card/combination).
Secure Area: display airport issued ID. Also, the area The area where personnel must
continuously around the terminals including the bag wells. The Secure Area is a part of the
SIDA.
AOA: the portion, within the AOA fence, of the airport designed for the takeoff, landing
or surface maneuvering of aircraft.
Challenge: The procedure of contacting individual to ensure they are authorized to be in
the area.
SIDA: The area where personnel must continuously display airport issued ID unless
escorted
US CUSTOMS ACCESS: Access to customs zones requires a form CF3078 and a cover
letter from your enployer to be submitted to the customs border & Protection office.
TSA
Latest Update
Piggy-backing: Gaining or allowing others to gain access to the AOA without utilizing
proper access control devices (card/combination).
Secure Area: display airport issued ID. Also, the area The area where personnel must
continuously around the terminals including the bag wells. The Secure Area is a part of the
SIDA.
AOA: the portion, within the AOA fence, of the airport designed for the takeoff, landing
or surface maneuvering of aircraft.
Challenge: The procedure of contacting individual to ensure they are authorized to be in
the area.
SIDA: The area where personnel must continuously display airport issued ID unless
escorted
US CUSTOMS ACCESS: Access to customs zones requires a form CF3078 and a cover
letter from your enployer to be submitted to the customs border & Protection office.
TSA
